A reader has questioned the Swedish Broadcasting Authority’s practice of airing interviews with the English-speaking national football team manager without translation. Jonas Borelius argues that not all listeners will understand English, potentially excluding a portion of the audience from accessing information. He specifically questions whether the radio station considers the language comprehension levels of its listeners. The concern centers on ensuring inclusivity and accessibility of information regarding the national team. Borelius suggests providing translations to allow wider public understanding of the manager’s statements. This highlights a broader debate about language access in Swedish media when featuring non-Swedish speakers in prominent roles. The issue underscores the importance of catering to diverse language abilities within the audience.